Kids Club: Hojalata (Mexican Tin Art)
In this program, Kids Club participants will create their own hojalata, or Mexican Tin Art. Children will learn about the history of hojalata, as well as key aspects of Mexican…
In this program, Kids Club participants will create their own hojalata, or Mexican Tin Art. Children will learn about the history of hojalata, as well as key aspects of Mexican…
This facilitated group learning program will help kids to learn about Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and her technique of altering her own self-portraits as a form of identity reclamation and…
Join us for a lively discussion on The Cemetery of Untold Stories by Julia Alvarez. This title is available for checkout in our Catalog, as an eAudio on Libby, and…
Join us for a lively discussion on A Ballad of Love and Glory by Reyna Grande. This title is available for checkout in our Catalog and as an eBook and…
This Teen Time program will teach teens about the cultural significance of alebrijes, Mexican folk sculptures featuring mythical creatures. Teens will learn about the different ways to showcase cultural art,…
Children will learn about the Mexican art of papel picado, or “perforated/pecked paper,” and the Day of the Dead/el Día de Muertos while creating art that reflects themselves or others…
This facilitated group learning program will help kids to learn about Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and her technique of altering her own self-portraits as a form of identity reclamation and…
Children will learn about the history of the zampoña (zam pown ya), a type of panpipe used throughout the Andean region in the countries of Peru, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador…
Children will learn about the Mexican art of papel picado, or “perforated/pecked paper,” and the Day of the Dead/el Día de Muertos while creating art that reflects themselves or others…
In this program, Kids Club participants will create their own hojalata, or Mexican Tin Art. Children will learn about the history of hojalata, as well as key aspects of Mexican…
Children will learn about the Mexican art of papel picado, or “perforated/pecked paper,” and the Day of the Dead/el Día de Muertos while creating art that reflects themselves or others…
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